President Trump harshly attacked Israeli President Isaac Herzog on Thursday for not giving Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu a pardon. Why it matters: Trump's criticism of Herzog — the latest in a string of interventions in Israeli domestic affairs over Netanyahu's corruption trial — came a day after he met Netanyahu for three hours in the White House.

Anthropic is donating $20 million to Public First Action, a bipartisan advocacy group focused on AI transparency and safeguards, the company announced on Thursday. Why it matters: AI policy is becoming a campaign flashpoint,

Axios changed a headline, which claimed crime dropped across major American cities despite efforts by President Donald Trump’s administration to combat it, following extensive public backlash. The outlet originally published a story with the headline,

The elevation of longtime vaccine critics such as Malone and Levi to positions of influence in the ACIP is “unfortunate,” according to Robert Hopkins, M.D., an infectious disease physician and the medical director of the National Foundation for Infectious Diseases (NFID).

The White House is planning to hold the first meeting of leaders of President Donald Trump's "Board of Peace" on 19 February.

Karoline Leavitt tried to take a victory lap on her boss’s behalf—only to share an article that undercut the Trump administration’s boasts about falling crime rates. The White House press secretary shared an Instagram Story on Wednesday and excitedly declared,

One journalist from Axios threw cold water on the controversy over the leak of the Trump administration’s plans to strike Houthi rebels in Yemen. During a CNN panel Wednesday morning, Axios senior contributor Margaret Talev admitted that most American ...

Senate Democrats are drawing a preemptive red line on ICE reforms, telling Axios any sanctuary city crackdown is dead on arrival. "It's a nonstarter. The whole term is really misleading," Sen. Adam Schiff (D-Calif.